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hollie wrote:no it is not. The link points to github.com. Where did you find the reference to hexabus.org?

Am searching on where to buy this, as it sounds very promising. The reference is found on github, at https://github.com/mysmartgrid/hexabus ...

We're still awaiting Plugwise to open up the protocol. In the mean time an open source alternative is emerging: https://github.com/mysmartgrid/hexabus/wiki/HexaBus-Plug [...] A little bit more info here: https://www.flukso.net/content/power-outlet-wall-measure-plug Cool, thanks for the update! But ...

@ the moment I'm contemplating if I should go for a sheevaplug [...], both would be able to run domotiga mysql and possibly mythtv-backend on it. Max load would be 7-9 watts, unfortunately not really available in mainland europe and up to 35 euros for shipping is a bit steep... Well, I got mine fro...

In a weekly blog series I will publish information about the plugwise protocol (based on firmware version 2) Cool; does that suggest that Version 2 is already beeing offered to customers not having opted out of supporting the data mining activities of Plugwise B. V. by sending their usage data? (Ca...

Hi, I'm pondering about putting some Stealth' behind the fuses into my fuse box to get whole circuit consumption (kitchen, basement, garden, washing machine/dryer in the basement). Unfortunately, from what information is available, Stealth still seems to lack a reset button -- switching a whole circ...

Plogg plugs are ugly and you have to pay 3 x times the price of plugwise. Granted. The latter actually seems to prove Plugwise B. V.'s statement that they need to do data mining to keep the plug prises at their current level. (Which I actually doubt, as there are cheaper or similiar-priced (ok, non...

Thanks for the hint.. I'll look into that! I'm quite confident that that's a (wrapping at some point/value) "totals" counter: [...] Seems to wrap somewhere at 37750 -- what kind of limit is that? 2010.01.24 19:59:17 3: Circle_Sheeva: difference: 316 (30 sec), 8 sec pulses, 1 sec, totals: ...

Henk wrote:i suspect the problem was related to the plug number changes i got some old plugs and a prefix number is required.

Oh, are there Circles that not start with current one's 00:0D:6F:00:00-prefix?
-kai

Thanks for the hint.. I'll look into that! I'm quite confident that that's a (wrapping at some point/value) "totals" counter: 2010.01.24 00:23:43 1: Circle_Sheeva: difference: 193 (30 sec), 8 sec pulses, 1 sec, totals: 6, 6, 8993 2010.01.24 00:23:58 1: Circle_1: difference: 180 (30 sec), ...

JFTR: 1. Is there released anything newer by anyone so that i can poll the devices in linux? (except pol.py or that program made in gambas) I've finally written a module for http://ww.fhem.de/ and have it running now. It queries my Circles (currently) every 30 seconds and notifies the FHEM infrastru...

whats that wait_timeout ur using? It's something I use for about 10 years now, not sure where it came from, can't find a trace of it in Google and it's not even rocket science ;) I put it at http://blogdoch.net/images/with_timeout.c , don't know if it's of any use for you ... I have been trying to ...

Well, The Stick's "garbage" looks more like debugging info; I somehow managed to "upset" my Circle+, trying to get information off it yields: PutFifoUnicast 40 : 000D6F00004BE246 000000C1AB92 InspectFifoUnicast 40 NRtoNC 2 0 InspectFifoUnicast 40 NRtoNC 1 0 emberMessageSentHandle...

Your looking at output from the Ember Zigbee protocol/chipset. [...] It's a bug/bad programming, or both ;-) Thanks for the info; funny, now one knows even which stack Plugwise uses (and, thanks to the PDFs available, how e. g. OTA updates shall work). So, I'll just drop anything before the <ENQ><E...

Hi, I'm trying to communicate with The Stick from Linux, based on Maartens protocol info (doing a module for FHEM). I crafted a package, but if I send this to /dev/ttyUSB0, I get rather strage data back (Stick's and Circle's firmwares are from 2008): firstshell@plug-2:~# xxd /tmp/1 0000000: 0505 030...

I see you are using lowercase chars in your mac address... try uppercase. This might just be the problem. Waaaa! Yeah, that's it! lenny:~/POL# date ; /root/with_timeout +15 python pol.py -p /dev/ttyUSB1 -w 000D6F00004BXXXX ; date Mon Jan 18 18:10:16 CET 2010 12.8642627264 Mon Jan 18 18:10:16 CET 20...